Willard City Council to hear updates, consider legislation
June 16 session
The Willard City Council is set to meet at 7 p.m. on Monday, June 16 in the City Council Chambers at City Hall, 631 S. Myrtle Ave., with proposed legislation, committee updates, board actions and financial reports listed in the newly released council agenda.
Ordinance No. 6004-25 is scheduled for a second reading. It would authorize the city manager to enter into an agreement with the highest bidder for the sale of city-owned property at 103 Fourth St.
Also on second reading is Ordinance No. 6006-25, which proposes an amendment to the 2025 annual appropriations in the Safety Services Income Tax Fund 216 for the current fiscal year.
Resolution No. 2633-25, titled "A resolution to adopt best practices for protecting sensitive data and systems," is also up for council consideration.
Council is expected to approve minutes from both the June 2 regular council meeting and the June 4 zoning board of appeals meeting.
Action on recommendations from the zoning board’s June 4 session is also included.
Committee reports are scheduled from Willard City Council members:
-- Charter/legislative: (Jacob McKenzie, Chuck Danhoff)
-- Finance: (Diana Olson, David Sattig)
-- Public Works: (Alan Babcock, Joseph Daniel)
-- Safety: (Babcock, Daniel and Olson)
-- Utilities: (McKenzie, Daniel, Olson)
The finance director’s May 2025 report is listed for presentation and includes the monthly cash reconciliation, pooled cash report, fund balance report, treasurer’s report, budget report and income tax receipt summary.
Among other business, the city manager, Bryson Hamons, also is scheduled to deliver a report. It traditionally explains the proposed legislation before the seven-member council and offers updates on municipal government projects, and other efforts in the community.
AT A GLANCE
Willard City Council members
Ward 1: (Mayor): Joseph Daniel
Ward 2: Jacob McKenzie
Ward 3: (Vice President Pro Tem) David Sattig
Ward 4 (President) Michael Elmlinger
At Large: Diana Olson
At Large: Chuck Danhoff
At Large: (Vice Mayor): Alan Babcock
FAST FACT: Willard operates under a Council-City Manager form of government, operated under a charter, with seven people on council.
Source: city of Willard
